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It means that a Bonjour-related timer for a misbehaving mDNS server was found with an out-of-range value, and was reset.
Based on some digging (this error isn't reported very often), one of the reported potential triggers might be an issue with your system time or with your selected time server; if you're using ntp to synchronize time, and if the ntp time base gets reset or gets, um, weird.
If this is a transient and infrequent error and not something particularly affecting operations, and if you're not attempting to operate traditional unicast DNS within the multicast DNS .local top-level domain, then I'd ignore it.